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General| Type | Stereo Receiver |
|---|---|
| Tuning Range | FM, MW |
| Speaker Load Impedance | 4Ω to 16Ω |
| Inputs | Aux |
| Outputs | Tape |
| Input Sensitivity | 2.5mV |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 90dB |
| Semiconductors | 3 x IC |
Creates an all-encompassing four-channel sound field for a life-like concert hall sensation.
Offers 'Matrix' and 'Phase Shift' modes for different 4-channel effects from stereo sources.
Can be used as a regular 2-channel stereo receiver with optional expansion.
Supports recording and playback for both 2-channel and 4-channel tape decks.
Features balance controls and separate headphone jacks for quad-sound field control.
Enables 2-channel stereo to quadralized tape dubbing and normal tape dubbing.
Highlights FET FM tuner, hybrid/monolithic ICs, and low-distortion amplifier design.
Instructions for changing line voltage settings and replacing fuses for proper operation.
Guidance on combining the QX-8000 with other components for a 4-channel system.
Details on 4-channel stereo performance from tape and 2-channel sources.
Important points for placing the unit to ensure proper ventilation and stability.
How room characteristics affect sound reproduction and tips for improvement.
Outlines 2-2, 3-1, and 4-0 system arrangements for optimal 4-channel performance.
Guidance on selecting and arranging speaker systems for optimal 4-channel sound.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting speaker systems to the receiver.
Recommendations for FM antenna types and connection methods for optimal reception.
Guidance on positioning the ferrite antenna and using an accessory lead antenna.
Explains the importance of ground leads for safety and noise elimination.
Instructions for connecting turntables to PHONO 1 or PHONO 2 input jacks.
Connects cartridge tape player outputs to AUX 1 or AUX 2 input jacks.
Details on connecting tape decks for recording and playback operations.
Configuration for duplicating or editing recorded programs using two tape decks.
Controls for unit power and selecting front/rear speaker systems.
Headphone jacks and controls for bass/treble on front/rear channels.
Switches for audio filters, loudness, and FM noise suppression.
Meters for tuning accuracy and the main tuning knob.
Master volume control and selectors for program source and playback mode.
Switches for Quadralizer mode (MATRIX/PHASE SHIFT) and input source.
Sets volume, mode, balance, bass/treble, and tape monitor switches for initial setup.
Verifies correct operation of each speaker channel by adjusting balance controls.
Guides balancing speaker levels between front, rear, left, and right channels.
Steps for tuning FM stations, optimizing reception, and identifying stereo broadcasts.
Instructions for tuning AM stations and adjusting for best reception.
How to play records using PHONO 1 or PHONO 2 inputs and selecting modes.
Connecting and operating cartridge tape players via AUX inputs.
Instructions for playback using TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 MONITOR jacks.
Guidance on recording signals from various sources to tape decks.
Using the TAPE MONITOR switch to monitor recording or playback.
Steps for creating a tape library by duplicating or editing recorded programs.
Details on the MATRIX system for converting 2-channel to 4-channel sound.
Details on the PHASE SHIFT system for 4-channel conversion with phase differences.
Connecting the QX-8000 with an electronic crossover for a 2-way system.
Identifies common noise issues and their suspected sources and remedies.
Lists the types and quantities of semiconductors used in the unit.
Details music power, continuous power output, and harmonic distortion.
Technical details for FM frequency range, sensitivity, selectivity, and signal-to-noise ratio.
Technical details for AM frequency range, sensitivity, and selectivity.
Details output voltage, distortion, frequency response, and input sensitivity.
Includes power requirements, dimensions, weight, and furnished accessories.
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